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Conditional Blocks – Advanced Content Visibility Control for WordPress

by Morgan Hvidt

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77 Quality Score
Active Installs
15/30

Install base is modest at roughly 2,000 active installs, which is small relative to Block Visibility at 40,000 or Visibility Logic for Elementor at 30,000, so the popularity score is dragged down despite the input ratio working in its favour.

Update Freshness
25/25

Maintenance is a perfect 100, reflecting a release dated 2026-05-29, a clearly active development cycle, and no signs of abandonment.

User Rating
15/15

The 98 out of 100 rating from 15 reviewers is excellent, though the small sample size means the signal is weaker than ratings with hundreds of votes.

Support Health
8/15

Support health is middling because there are 0 support threads and 0 resolved tickets, which leaves no track record for response time or resolution quality.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Compatibility scores 100, combining a clean WordPress 7.0 test result, a PHP 7.4 floor that covers most current hosts, and a WordPress 5.5 minimum that keeps legacy installs in range.

Scores higher than 55% of indexed plugins

About

Easily show/hide WordPress blocks & widgets with powerful, no-code display logic. Perfect for restricting content. Explore advanced scheduling, Ge …

Active Installs 2k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.9/5
Last Updated 2026-05-29 4:36am GMT
Requires WordPress 5.5+
Tested Up To 7.0.4
Requires PHP 7.4+
✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

Conditional Blocks lets you show or hide individual WordPress blocks and widgets based on display rules like user role, login state, date and time, scheduling, and geographic location, all without writing code. Rules can be configured per block directly inside the block editor, so you can gate specific sections of a page rather than whole pages or posts. It works as a visibility layer on top of the existing WordPress block editor rather than replacing any core functionality.

Who It's For

This plugin is well suited to site owners who need to show different content to different audiences on the same page, such as membership sites, course creators, real estate agents targeting specific regions, and seasonal businesses running time-limited promotions. It is most useful for small to mid-sized WordPress sites that rely on the block editor and want fine-grained control without custom PHP. Teams running strictly Elementor-based workflows or large enterprise platforms with dedicated developers will get less value from it.

Who Should Skip It

If you only need to restrict entire pages or posts, a full membership plugin like MemberPress or Restrict Content Pro will do the job more reliably. Pure Elementor sites should consider Dynamic Visibility for Elementor or Visibility Logic for Elementor instead, since this plugin is block-editor focused and was tested only against WP 7.0 with no Elementor integration.

The Bottom Line

Conditional Blocks earns a 76.98 out of 100 with top marks for maintenance and compatibility, but the 2,000 install base and zero support threads make it harder to recommend over Block Visibility for most buyers. It is a fair choice if the feature set or release cadence specifically fits your use case. Otherwise, a more established option gives you a deeper track record for the same job.

Tags

control display logic hide restrict visibility